Commercial hydroponic kits are pricey. DIY reservoir systems cost less and work just as well.
Use a 5-gallon opaque tub with lid. Clean with vinegar, then soap. Fill planters with coconut coir, vermiculite, perlite, and seedlings. Cut lid holes for planters and oxygen tubing. Place lid on nutrient-filled tub so roots reach solution. Add air pump for oxygenation.
Reservoir systems are simpler, cheaper, and faster to build. Flow systems need more tweaking. Start with reservoir; upgrade later if desired.
DIY hydroponics puts fresh produce within reach on any budget.
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